Is deconstructor overloading possible? If yes then explain and if no
Then why?
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No, we cannot overload a destructor of a class in C++ programming. Only one empty destructor per class should be there.So, multiple destructor with different signatures are not possible in a class. Hence, overloading is also not possible.
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